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Olympics Uniforms From Recycled Materials

Nadhirah Matrang

07-Feb-20 17:35

Olympics Uniforms From Recycled Materials

Nike has unveiled its official 2020 Olympics uniforms and footwear for US, France and Brazil athletes, and they're partly made out of recycled shoe parts.

Produced by: Nadhirah Matrang

Presented by: Lee Chwi Lynn, Kelvin Yee


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Categories:  Environment,  Science,  Social Issues

Tags:  Evening Edition,  2020 Olympics,  recycling,  Nike, 


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